a. You selected a sample of 125 students currently enrolled at your college and collected data by asking the following questions (please do NOT answer the survey and use the space next to each variable to answer the questions).
Classify the variables A to F as qualitative or quantitative. For quantitative data, please state whether the variable is discrete or continuous. Then, for each one, distinguish between the four (4) levels of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio).
What is your Year of Graduation (YOG)?
How many courses are you enrolled in?
What method of payment do you use to pay for textbooks?
Cash
Credit Card
Debit Card
What is the total cost of textbooks for your courses?
How many times do you see your Academic Advisor during the semester?
How do you rate the Add/Drop period?
Very good
Good
Bad
A. Year of graduation - qualitative and nominal
B. Number of courses - quantitative, discrete and ratio
C. Method of payment - qualitative and nominal
D. Cost of textbook - quantitative, continuous and ratio
E. Number of times you see your Academic advisor - quantitative, discrete and ratio
F. Add/Drop period - qualitative and ordinal
a. You selected a sample of 125 students currently enrolled at your college and collected data...
Classify the variables A to F as qualitative or quantitative. For quantitative data, please state whether the variable is discrete or continuous. Then, for each one, distinguish between the four (4) levels of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio). What is your Year of Graduation (YOG)? How many courses are you enrolled in? What method of payment do you use to pay for textbooks? Cash Credit Card Debit Card
Classify the variables A to F as qualitative or quantitative. For quantitative data, please state whether the variable is discrete or continuous. Then, for each one, distinguish between the four (4) levels of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio). What is the total cost of textbooks for your courses? How many times do you see your Academic Advisor during the semester? How do you rate the Add/Drop period? Very good/ Good/ Bad
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